Howard E. Adkins

• Oct-2009
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The Fledglings relates the maturation of three young men in the crucible of the terrifying and bloody Great War, World War I. Of course, their loss of innocence is not unique to war alone, but such an arena accelerates the process and is a much harsh...

• Oct-2009
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James Stanford, a recent college graduate, seeks out an abandoned homestead in the rugged Owyhee country of southwestern Idaho which has recently been scheduled for tax sale. He finds an archeological dig underway there and becomes captivated by the ...

• Aug-2009
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Like most men, Sean Hannity is worse than some but better than many. He is unique, though, in that he is an Irish confidence man and his remarkable intelligence and audacity only barely surpass his Gaelic charm. The world is his stage, world events a...

• Jul-2009
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Eighteen twenty-five dash eighteen sixty-eight: a mans life summed up on a gravestone, as though his birth and death are the only cardinal facts of his existence. Certainly, a Mozart concerto is much more than the first and the last notes or even the...

• Sep-2001
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An inhuman branding by her drunken husband leaves a scarred and bitter Maggie ONeill. She gradually mellows through the concern of a firm but gentle stranger from Virginia but remains an aggressive Nineteenth Century feminist in the young Idaho Terr...

Martin Thorpe is a Finance student at Berkeley.  Recently orphaned when his parents were killed in an auto accident, his only blood relative is Harry Rowe.  Rowe is the wealthy C.E.O. of a company that searches out and destroys computer vir...

A wolf pack has been moved into central Idaho from Canada and deposited near the small ranching town of Challis, on the Salmon River.  Usually only a breeding pair is introduced, but on this occasion an entire pack has been brought as a group in...